Can Non Woven Fabric Be Ironed

Non-woven fabric is a new type of material that is porous, breathable, light, soft, and waterproof. It is widely used in medical, health, clothing, home, construction, and other fields. Because the material composition and manufacturing process of non-woven fabrics are different from ordinary fabrics, they cannot be ironed like ordinary fabrics.
The manufacturing method of non-woven fabrics is to bond the fibers together to form a network structure through hot air or chemical melting. There are no pores between the fibers and the shape can be modified through the temperature and pressure of ironing. If ironed at high temperatures or for a long time, the fibers of the non-woven fabric will melt and deform, and in severe cases may even lose their use value. At the same time, because the strength and wear resistance of non-woven fabrics is relatively low, the fibers will also be worn during ironing, making them more susceptible to damage. Therefore, non-woven products do not need to be ironed to maintain their shape and appearance in daily use. If you do need to smooth some areas, you can use a low-temperature dryer or a damp hot towel to gently pat it down.
Non-woven fabric is an excellent new material with many characteristics, but it cannot be ironed like ordinary fabric and requires special attention. We should cheer for the application and development of non-woven fabrics. At the same time, we also need more popular science to popularize its characteristics and usage methods for people, so as to give full play to its diverse uses and wide range of application fields.